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  1. Getting Started with Billing Codes

    Medical Billing (also known as RCM- Revenue Cycle Management) uses an alphabet soup of acronyms. Let's start by defining the codes used to build and bill medical claims. CPT - Current Procedural Terminology - codes u...
  2. Creating a Custom Appointment Field

    DrChrono makes it simple to add additional appointment fields to meet your practice needs. 1. Hover over Account and scroll down and select Custom Fields . 2. Select Appointment Fields . 3...
  3. Duplicate Appointment Warning

    In the event that an appointment is scheduled for the same patient on the same day, you can enable a setting so that a warning message will appear. To enable the setting, go to Account > Provider Settings and cli...
  4. CDS Rule Flags in the Appointment Window

    CDS rule flags allow you to quickly see what Clinical Decision Support r ules a patient falls into based on the parameters of the rules. You can see the rule flags in the appointment window. You can remove these flags fro...
  5. Printing Calendar Appointments

    You can print out your appointments, but not export them into a file. 1. Go to Schedule > Calendar . Click on Print Appointments . 2. Select the filters you would like to print. You can only print one office at a time. ...
  6. How do I view the schedule by office or by doctor in DrChrono?

    Viewing the schedule by the office or by a doctor is even more user-friendly than ever. Please take note that all doctors are unchecked at first, so you must select the desired doctor(s) from the start. 1. Check the box next to the...
  7. Using the Scheduling Widget

    DrChrono's scheduling widget allows you to link your schedule to your website. Separate from OnPatient appointment scheduling, the scheduling widget lets you put a direct link into your website so that patients can make appointments when visitin...
  8. Scheduling Recurring Appointments

    Scheduling recurring appointments in DrChrono is easy and only involves a few extra steps in the appointment scheduling process. 1. Open an appointment window. 2. Enter the patient's name. Optional: Select an Appointment Profile ...
  9. What do the lock and flag icons on my appointments mean?

    The lock icon ( )on your appointments gives you a quick way to know if a clinical note has been locked without having to open the appointment to check. Once a note is locked, the icon will appear when viewing the schedule. For example, below we...
  10. How do I search for a pharmacy by ZIP Code on the iPad?

    The EHR/EMR app can be used to send patient prescriptions to pharmacies electronically. To begin searching for a pharmacy by ZIP Code, open the pharmacy search on your prescription page. The pharmacy search is located at the bot...